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How does a condo differ from a loft?

April 26, 2017condo differ loft

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How does a condo differ from a loft?

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A condominium is a legal type of ownership that is controlled by city, province, or country. A loft is a type of residence (usually a large, adaptable, open space) that can be rented, leased, or purchased. Lofts, apartments, and townhouses can all be organized as condominiums if the building meets regulations and if the owner chooses to sell the units.